| Show PARTIES & ANN LANDERS The Salt Like Tribune D13 2004 1 Sunday February NAACP King luncheon brought people with a dream together The battle for equality people of different and beliefs is not but in Salt Lake City 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Luncheon brought close to 350 people of diverse backgrounds to salute the civil rights leader's life and dreams of the future Presented at Grand America Hotel on Jan 19 by the Salt Lake Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People the occasion honored Third District Juvenile Court Judge Andrew A Valdez with the Martin L King Jr Civil Rights Award and recognized Eva Sexton's lifetime commitment to civil rights with the Rosa Parks Award At 82 Sexton thanked the NAACP " for giving me flowers while I'm still fi z r z:: a I 1 - t i 3 v z‘) "04 ' t i4 14‘‘ T - e'' ' It t 'il N t s' 1 — t-- — alive" : - ' Chief Justice Christine M Durham at- - C7 i ewi 0 i ‘ k ' I 'Is - t Nt: :- s t ! - " V: -- c tended the awards luncheon en route JUDY MAGID to her annual State of the Judiciary address at a legislative session and Bryant Middle School principal Frances Battle chatted with Felecia Davis and Nola Lodge Hurford while waiting to be seated Kathy Xavier and Harry Price were there as were Melissa Phillips and retired Third District Judge Ray Uno and Yo Uno Kaye Jorgensen Dorothy Freeman Ray Christy Robert Rendon and Art Pina Dorothy Anderson met Russell Fericks and Lillian Tom-Ormin line to pick up luncheon tickets The Rev France Davis and Wilene Davis were there as was Utah Jazz president Dennis Haslap presenting a $1000 scholarship to University of Utah Business student Dereje Taffese Steve and Angela Broadhurst attended the event along with James and Mary Green Allen Holmes Pete Tafuna Joyce Valdez honorary event chairwoman Perla Gheiler Sherrie Hayashi Anna Belle Mattson and Edward and Jacqueline Thompson ' 4 t "1 - :' ' Salt Lake NAACP I the Martin Luther 1 - N - —1''ul :1 ' ''' I" e - - IC: A ' r "' e i9414 1' 4 ' 4 '' 1'1 - 4 I 13 1 - 1 ' yli t - ? : t 1 te ' 1 fr 'I ' ' -- i 0 '' ii $ ' t ) ' 1 I Top photo: Felecia Davis left Frances Battle and Nola Lodge lt 3 ' lio- -e' N- t 1 : — ft - ) 0a :1'''fl'' ft - i '''"') -- f A ' ‘ ii le ' 1 '"4401001'" i Ip ' - itl) '441 i ''' i f?- - t:rr " 0' i '' b ( 11 tree-hugg- ) t f :: t : C:' ' "4q:'Cr '11 4ir 1! iV''' 11C' ' ' I icr 4 - Dorothy Anderson left Russell Fericks and Lillian Luther King Jr Memorial Luncheon on Jan19 Torn-Or- at the line up to get a table assignment Retired Third District Court Judge Ray Uno and were among the guests at the luncheon Martin Igo Uno also Ray Christy ' '''''-- L 3 ' - t t VI ' - "I 77:: r v '''' ' 1i 1:1 ( Jk ‘ -- s''-- :: '1 ' 'Ii'lt 41ti — 0 f ti i f -- ow '—f 'N i 11' '''' 1 ' Ok i 4 I (-- 4 Ili Y i ''' ''' '' P' ) ) K - It is Oscar Night Feb 29 with Utah AIDS Foundation official party at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center 138 W 300 South The party begins at 6 pm tickets are MO Call Little America llotel 500 S Main 6:30 pm Tickets are 8150 call National Conference on Community and Justice Humanitarian Awards dinner honoring Gov Olene Walker and St Call with an auction and a performance by Ballet West performers Tickets are $125 call The Alzheimer's Association invites you to "An Evening to Remember" loved ones and friends as they y z ' ''114‘ Apostle James E Faust Church of Saints at Jesus Christ of Latter-da- 1Lr 4:14 " Save March 16 for the - ' t' ( : ' ‘ e ' N Wirt471tr 04r1 :'::'41(VI ' ''?A' j 11:1 ' ' t ' Rendon and Art Pina chat at the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Luncheon 7 1 1 i-'- 110 :' -' g Join the Utah Symphony Guild for "Shanghai Nights" an elegant ball Feb 21 at the Marriott Downtown 75 S West Temple at 6 pm Tickets are invited call $125 dress is black-ti- e It is University of Utah Founders Day Feb 25 and you are invited to Little America Hotel 500 S Main St at 6:30 pm to applaud outstanding U graduates Tickets for the dinner are $85 call The Salt Lake connection of the Henry's Fork Foundation is having an hors d'oeuvres and cash bar reception Feb 27 6:30 pm at Willow Creek Country Club 8300 S 2700 East Sandy Call The American Cancer Society Celebration of Hope Mardi Gras Gala is set for Feb 28 at the Grand Hall at The Gateway at the end of South Temple Dining dancing entertainment and hope Call ext104 for information Make a difference in the fight against multiple sclerosis and join Women Against MS at a champagne luncheon and fashion show on Feb 22 11 am at Little America Hotel 500 S Main St Inspiration from the heart and fashions by Great Garb ext Tickets are $50 call 801493-011- left Robert ' ' East to show your bye for Utah's trees and environment Hug a bid at the auction and enjoy the food Tickets are $30 for singles $50 for two people Call Swaner Nature Preserve invites you up Park City way to celebrate its 10th anniversary at the "Bacchus Ball" Feb 7 6:30 pm Glenwild Golf Resort 7600 Glenwild Road (Interstate 80 East to Kimball Junction exit 145 left over right on Bitner Road left on Glenwild Road) Tickets are $150 call 'A Night of Love and Italy" is yours at the Italian Valentine Dinner Feb 14 at Tony Caputo's 300 South and 300 West at 6:30 pm Presented by the Italian Center of the West you will have wine dinner music and dancing with John Tibolla and Acordion Arts Tickets are $100 call "Strangers in the Rose: A Karaoke Dance" Is set for Feb 20 from 6:30 pm to midnight at the Leona Wagner Black Box Theatre in the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center 138 W 300 South Dance and sing like a star bid at auction to support RDT Tickets are $50 call No martial arts are required to !lw'-- - RSVP Join Tree Utah on Feb 7 at Cactus and Tropicals Nursery 2735 S 2000 ! 1 1 ' or e I Jr King Memorial Luncheon at the Grand America Hotel ' noshbollow ' Hurford chat before the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Luncheon Above: center Jeanetta Williams president of the Salt Lake Branch NAACP right Edward L Lewis Jr Conference president of the NAACP and left Phillip Lee Salt Lake Branch NAACP 2nd vice president at the luncheon the the Branch at Eva Sexton winner of Rosa Parks Award from 1 °''"'''':') ' L ot -- ''----- 1 ii $ - '"" - ' ''t ' - '04- Is 4 - —- 'st a fios°1 sit t - ''' rt - )1' ' ' k r :: '''' I s i '' 1 1 - - 4 0 " lirnrkt- l Utah Su- preme Court ivs - aft- Justice 01 4 i a oars ti'l - Tri-Stat- s 1 I ‘ Event chairman Edward L Lewis Jr president of the NAACP e Conference was emcee for the event and Jeanetta Williams Salt Lake Branch president welcomed guests including Gov Olene Walker Rep Jim Matheson US Attorney for Utah Paul Warner and Attorney General Mark Shurtleff Keynote speaker was Sharee M Freeman director of Community Relations Service United States Department of - I 60' :Y at ' ''''sN - - i - ' t '— -- - - ' 'i " : —r''"'"":--‘ t - - - CI' 801-359- St - 5102 used to be The event is set for March 26 from 6:30 to 10 pm at Little America Hotel500 S Main St Call 801-265- Ballet West Guild presents "Evening of Elegance" March 20 at Grand America llotel 555 S Main 323-691- 7 1944 Mark your calendar for the Mc Gillis School's first dinner March 27 at the Marriott I Iota 220 S State St and the annual Hope Benefit for St Joseph Villa honoring Irene Sweeney set for April 27 5:30 pm fund-raisin- Little America !Iota Tickets are $100 call 500 S Main St Tell teens as early as junior high: Unprotected sex can ruin your life Editor's note: Hundreds of Ann Landers' loyal readers have requested that newspapers continue to publish her columns These letters originally appeared in 1998 Dear Ann: Every high school teacher and college professor with whom I have discussed this subject believes it should be taught in junior high and not postponed until high school or college I am talking about safe sex My wife is a professor of English at a Long Island NY college Every spring she addresses her students as follows: "I want you young men to realize that for 10 or 15 minutes of unpro- tected sex you could be paying 17 per- cent of your salary for the wi next 21 years to support the And made baby you just pray the girl doesn't have ( I twins Don't say the baby Isn't yours because DNA tests can prove that you are port" Rather than give me credit for this piece of wisdom please at ' tribute this letter to my wife professor Beverly 1 Mann in New York — her Husband Edmond If a Longtime NY Reader Dear Edmond: Your wife's the father "And now I would like to straight-to-thepoin- — 'Aumw t advice is exactly what young adults need I could not have said it better — or as well Thank you tell you young women that for 10 or 15 minutes of un- ANN LANDERS protected sex you may have to pay a lawyer thousands of dollars to try to collect child sup Dear Ann: I have a dear sister with A whom I have been close since childhood Last year "Agatha" called from her home 2500 miles away and asked if she could use my credit card to rent a par when she came to visit me Agatha's credit cards were revoked several years ago If I loaned her my card I would be responsible for any damages to her car I am a struggling single mother of two and cannot afford such financial risk When I told Agatha "Sorry I don't lend my credit cards to anyone" she told me off and hasn't spoken to me or answered my letters for more than a year I love Agatha very much even though we don't always agree how can I get her to understand? Miss My Sis in Michigan Dear Michigan: Agatha sounds as if she is not only irresponsible but unreasonable Chances are had you loaned her your credit card eventually you would have been stuck with her charges and then the relationship would have blown up anyway If your sister has ignored you for over a year because of this incident she is a "user" But do km) the lines of communication open in case she wants to reconnect Make it easy for her -- 0 |
